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Remove Redirecting Google Searches
. Description and removal instructions

Redirecting Google Searches is one of many signs clearly saying that your computer is infected with malware. Search redirects are usually caused by malicious software that has modules designed to monetize botnet traffic. Recently, two major rootkit families where found to be related to Google search redirects. Rootkits from the TDSS family and another very similar rootkit called ZeroAccess. Both are advanced rootkits with well developed sel-defence components. What is interesting about the ZAccess rookit is the module that checks if the system is infected with TDSS rootkit before installing itself into the system. If the TDSS rootkit exists, ZAccess removes it from the computer. Redirecting Google Searches is not the only sign of the infection. If you\r computer is infected with ZeroAccess rootkit, you probably won’t be able to run your antivirus software and certain Windows system tools or utilities, for example Process Explorer. To remove the annoying Redirecting Google Searches you should use TDSSKiller and ZeroAccess removal tool. Both are free. Even if you don not expierence search redirects it is still a good idea to check whether your PC is infected with rootkits or not. Redirecting Google Searches and related problems can be caused by other malware too. It might be modified web browser and LAN settings as well. If your antivirus software and tools mentioned above do not help, please use the following redirect virus removal guide What to do when Google/Yahoo/Bing results are redirecting? Last, but not least, install good antivirus and antispyware software, for example Spyware Doctor to remove malware from your computer, including the redirect virus, and to protect the system against new threats. 

Automatic Redirecting Google Searches removal: